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Camera replacement apps: what are they good for?
For many people, the joy of mobile photography is its simplicity. Tap, swipe and you're ready to hit the shutter, no need to focus, no fiddly settings. The camera apps that come pre-installed on smart phones (often known as native camera apps) are fairly simple too. With each update of those apps though, they've become slightly richer in features. Apple's native camera app allows you to take panoramic shots, use various aspect ratios, a burst mode or HDR. You can focus and expose by tapping on the viewfinder but unlike big cameras in manual mode, you have no control over the three variables that determine exposure: shutter speed, aperture and ISO. Native camera apps automatically set these variables based on how much light they detect. Aswell as exposure, this "golden triad" of variables also affects images in other ways. But for mobile photographers, these effects can be more or less replicated in post production. So despite the advances in native camera apps, they are still quite simple and much of the creativity in mobile photography comes in post production.
All the gear and no idea - mobile camera apps are simple
But to make up for this perceived simplicity of features many developers offer "camera replacement" apps. So what extra features do these apps offer and how do they rate?
Shooting in different aspect ratios: the iPhone's camera now lets you shoot in square format, seemingly in response to Instagram's square popularity. Having your ratio set in advance can arguably help you visualise your final composition, but whether you shoot with a rectangular, square or hexagonal viewfinder, the obvious way of achieving your desired final image is to crop it afterwards. Value of feature: 4/10.
Shoot with pre-loaded filters: The only limited value we can see in shooting "in" black and white, for example, is, again, to visualise your final image in advance. But why not give yourself the freedom to decide what filter to apply after you've taken the shot when you can choose from a wide range? Some Hipstamatic aficionados enjoy working within the constraints of a particular lens and film combo but if they capture a moment that would have worked better without any filters rather than D-type plate and Roboto Glitter, sorry, it's too late. Feature rating: 3/10.
Exposure/Focus separation: Useful for filling up half an hour of a mobile photography class and impressing your students, but otherwise this feature has little point. On native cameras you focus and expose on the same point, but various replacement apps allow you to focus on one point and expose on another. Why? Wild creativity? Maybe. Exposure control? Perhaps, but this is something you can do more easily in post production. In fact, you can vary the exposure of specific points in post production too. Some Android apps allow you to vary exposure before taking the photo and this is more useful than separating off your exposure point and searching for somewhere in the image that corresponds to your desired level. To date, Apple have been sensible enough to realise the blinded-by-science nature of this feature and have not included it in their native camera. Feature rating: 2/10.
Shutter release options: If you want to take a team photo but you don't want to be left out and there are no willing passers-by to assist you, you need a timer release for the shutter. Various camera replacement apps give you this. High five! You can also find apps that will allow you to fire the shutter by tapping anywhere on the screen. Useful for taking photos in tight spots. High five! And some apps have a stabilisation option that only allows you to release the shutter when it senses the camera is still. High five! Feature rating: 7/10.
Timer release for team photos: high five!
RAW file exports: JPEGs compress your image information causing - critically - severe loss of data. Only RAW files ensure that all your visual information is retained. Various apps allow you to shoot in RAW (grrrr!) and generate a file that is over 10 times larger than a standard JPEG. This is all very well but when will you actually use a TIFF file? Do you often need to print your photos 20 metres high by 10 metres wide? They fill up your camera roll and hard drives, take forever to transfer and use up your data allowance if you upload them. I've often wondered if RAW files would be quite as appealing to geeky photographic men if they were called PURR files. Feature rating: 3/10.
Technical information displays: Some apps cram the viewfinder with all sorts of information: as your exposure through the viewfinder changes, the app will tell you what shutter speed and ISO the photo will be taken at. Your viewfinder can also show you brightly coloured histograms that change in real-time alongside GPS coordinates. With all this scientific information at your fingertips you may feel like you're flying a small space ship. You may be very well informed but you have no control over any of the variables. Unfortunately smart phone cameras take photos on auto-pilot. Feature value: 2/10.
At the controls of a small space ship!
HDR apps: We looked at HDR apps in issue 9 of FLTR and showed how they are great for evening out the highlights in high-contrast scenes. Feature rating: 8/10
Slow shutter apps: Some apps can take control of one of the elements in the golden triad: shutter speed. In issue 12 of FLTR we reviewed Slow Shutter and showed how slowing down the shutter speed can be a powerful creative tool. Feature rating 8/10.
You can't slow down the shutter without a slow-shutter app.
In conclusion, I can't help but wonder whether many camera replacement apps have been developed and are used more from a desire to make up for what are perceived as smart phone cameras' technical shortcomings than for any practical advantage. But for many mobile photographers - especially those who have the experience of carrying around a bag full of heavy photographic equipment - less is more. Or small is beautiful, as we say here at FLTR. One of the world's greatest ever photographers, Henri Cartier-Bresson, had a famous dislike for excess equipment: "I like the smallest camera possible, not those huge reflex cameras with all sorts of gadgets". I reckon he would have loved smart phone cameras - and he would have only used the native camera app.
This article originally appeared in FLTR magazine
Why are we scandalised by apping today?
A small piece in The National Geographic's excellent 125th Anniversary Photo Edition caught my eye today. In it, Johnna Rizzo mentioned that in the early days of photography it was quite normal to fiddle with photos to make something look more interesting. The cameras were so bad then that the photos they took were always very poor representations of reality. Rizzo quotes the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Mia Fineman: "People in the 19th century wouldn't have been scandalized the way they are today". Yes, they do get scandalized these days, don't they? In the last few years, we've had a backlash against mobile photography because of all the apping we do with our photos and all the filters we add. Rizzo goes on to say: "Photographers were mostly trying to make up for the cameras' shortcomings…" Sound familiar? Yes, the whole reason for Instagram coming into existence was that "mobile photos suck". So why are some people so hung up on us fiddling with photos? Rizzo makes an interesting point when he speculates that as photography technology got to the point where photos were pretty good imitations of real life and as photojournalism became a serious profession, we started to think we ought to capture a scene "as it was". So without really thinking about it, we all started thinking we had to adhere to the Reuters' code of photojournalism conduct? The recent proliferation of mobile photo stock agencies may also encourage people to produce more "realistic" images.
Fads for particular filters and special effects will come and go but let's not think we have to listen to people who say we "should" make our images in any particular way.
I added in some of those clouds. What are you going to do about it?
Slow Shutter Cam review
People say you can't do much with mobile cameras when you take the photo. It's all in the processing, they say. Well, true. With most mobile cameras, you have no control over the three points of the traditional exposure triangle: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. But there are a few apps that do allow you to take control over one of those variables: shutter speed. Slowing down your shutter speed is something big-camera photographers so all the time - it's one of their main creative tools. This article looks at one of the apps that give you that same tool with your mobile camera: Slow Shutter Cam by Cogitap Software. Retailing at a ridiculous $0.99, this app gives you huge creative photo-taking potential.
So what does it do? As the name suggests, it allows you to slow down your shutter speed. You decide how long you expose your sensor to the scene in front of the lens. The app makes adjustments to ensure you don't over-expose your photo but if you leave the shutter open for a long period (say 10 seconds) and anything moves in your frame (or if you move your camera) you will get some blur. But it is precisely this blur that makes it such an exciting creative tool.
One of the common reasons for lengthening the time that your sensor is exposed to light is when you you're working in low-lighting situations. In this case, any movement may in fact be unwanted rather than creative distortion.
Example of a low-lighting scene shot with Slow Shutter Cam
If you use Slow Shutter Cam as a practical remedy to a low-lighting problem (rather than as a creative tool), you will need to keep your camera still (eg by using a tripod). If something in your scene moves while you are taking the photo, it will show up in your final exposure as a blur. But that's part of its creative attraction. Holding your camera still, while something in your scene moves is the first of the three main ways people use Slow Shutter Cam creatively. It's a technique that big-camera photographers have used for many years. It allows us to create the classic waterfall image, where the water is smooth and fluffy, and the image where lights on passing traffic create a trail (see below for a variation on this).
This technique can be used in more creative ways too if applied to things other than traffic and waterfalls (eg people).
The second, more creative, technique is to move the camera on purpose while taking the photo. The combination of this technique and the use of the app's light-trail mode has produced a very characteristic "look" in more experimental mobile photography. When people are included in an image of this type, they take on a Modigliani-style stick-insect aspect and it's a look that has been widely used.
An example of a stick-insect person achieved by moving the camera slightly
It's a technique best used when an image contains very well delineated blocks of colour. One of the leading proponents of the technique is American artist, Cindy Patrick, whose beach scenes are some of its best examples.
The third technique is to move the camera in parallel with a moving subject, a technique known as panning. If you are able to keep your frame more or less fixed on your subject, the long exposure will give you an interesting mixture of well-defined features and blur.
Examples of panning with Slow Shutter Cam
While primarily an app for taking photos, it does have an amazing post-production feature that you will not find on a DSLR: freeze-frame. This feature effectively divides your long exposure into multiple frames, the first and the last frames being very sharp and the ones in between having varying levels of blur. You can save any of these frames and then, using an app like Blender, blend them together to your heart's creative delight.
So when people say mobile is all about the processing, remember Slow Shutter Cam. Although the images it allows the user to make may often have a painterly or experimental look, it in fact takes us back to the roots of photography by allowing us, especially if we use the techniques mentioned here, to feel we are really drawing with light.
This article originally appeared in FLTR magazine
Point and don't shoot with iPhone 5S camera
I know the iPhone camera isn't technically a point-and-shoot. But you're supposed to be able to just pick it up and shoot, right? So it's a press-slide-and-shoot. Except with the 5s, there's a stage missing in that description. Unless you tap on the screen before you shoot, your photo will most likely be out of focus. Check out the details from two photos below, taken seconds apart. They have the same lighting conditions (very bright so no danger of camera shake interference) and were taken from exactly the same distance using the native iPhone camera, but the one on the left was taken without tapping and the right one was taken after a tap. You can see there's a major difference in resolution, which is clear to the naked eye in the photos at full size.
The 4s didn't seem to take out-of-focus shots if you didn't tap. I know about tapping to focus and expose on particular points, of course, but the iPhone camera was supposed to auto-focus if you didn't tap, right? Let's hope Apple sorts this out for the 6. Or maybe I should use one of those camera replacement apps that I've been so dismissive of lately!
What happened to all the mobile photo apps?
The other day I was complaining that I didn't think there were any new mobile photo apps coming out any more. Like a middle-aged Dad complaining that pop music isn't what it used to be, I realise this could be because I'm just not paying close enough attention any more. But I tweeted it and no-one really came back with many suggestions of what I had been missing. "Mobile has caught up with desktop!" I boldly pronounced. Well, some news about Adobe's Lightroom this week suggested to me that mobile may actually have overtaken desktop rather than just caught it up.
First, Adobe announced the release of a "mobile" version of Lightroom. They say mobile, but really it's just for iPad at the moment. So mobile in the sense that you can carry it around, not in the sense that it's for mobile phones (I think they call them cell phones in the US). For me, the main advantage with that is that I can sync multiple edits to various photos at once - something I do a lot with desktop Lightroom. Second, I found out that the new Lightroom 5 has two new features that have long been very popular with mobile photographers. They are 1) spot healing for custom shapes and 2) the parallelisation (is that a word?) of lines. In the case of 1), you have always been able to spot heal with Lightroom, but only circular patches. For me, this was always a problem: often I've wanted to remove a cable or a mic stand from a picture of a singer on stage. On the mobile, with an app like Handy Photo, this was already very easy. Just mask, tap and boom - unwanted thing gone. For 2), this was something I'd always loved doing with Genius Scan+ and then later with Perspective Correct. The classic example given is to straighten the sides of a building, but I'd used these apps more creatively sometimes, but also just to tidy up a picture when I couldn't quite get the right angle to take the picture from.
For me, then, and probably for a lot of other mobile photographers, I'm transferring skills I learnt on the mobile to my big camera photography.
Parallel lines
Spending less time, effort and money on the street
I went to a brilliant exhibition of street photography recently in London called Only in England, featuring the photos of Tony Ray Jones and Martin Parr. All the photos were taken in the 60s and 70s and so were all taken on film. I was with a group of photographers, Click London, who mostly use mobile cameras. The most fascinating part of the exhibition for us mobile photographers was a wall covered with printed negatives, showing the ones that had made the cut and the ones that had been rejected. It reminded us of our own mobile shooting: they shot on film but they still got lots of duds too! On our digital mobile cameras (especially with our new burst functions) we thought we took lots of frames before we got a good one. Looking at Tony Ray's contact sheets, he probably took as many photos as we do now. He just had to spend a lot more time, effort and money doing it.
Many of our group are avid street photographers and Tony Ray-Jones and then later Martin Parr are two of the England's greatest street photographers. Each day as we look through our Instagram and Flickr feeds it is easy to see their influence. People are striving to capture that moment on a street where everything comes together in perfect balance, where the look on a face coincides with a gesture elsewhere in the frame. They very rarely equal the standards set by these two photographers as shown in this exhibition. To get a good street shot requires a combination of various factors: 1) a sense for when something is about to happen; 2) an eye for the right composition; 3) finding interesting subjects; 4) lots of time: the longer you hang around, the more likely it is something will happen; 5) lots of frames: we can see in this exhibition that Tony Ray-Jones used up a lot of film.
We think we get a lot better at photography thanks to our new technologies. But in fact, comparing our photos to those of Tony Ray-Jones at this exhibition, we see that it's only in one out of five factors that we are helped.
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Munnu Bhai is a columinst,[1] poet and writer of Pakistan.[2] His career as a drama writer was primarily devoted to Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV). As a playwright, Munnu Bhai's most famous drama to date is Sona Chandi. He has also written plays like Ashiana[3] and Dashat[4] and contributed in an environmental docudrama Before Its Too Late.[5] Tamanna, a UK-Pakistani production shot entirely in Pakistan with the soundtrack featuring Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is also written by Munnu Bhai.
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My computer originally came with windows 98,(this is where
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ago.Last month my hard drive blew,and I had to get new h/d
formatted and reinstalled Me o/s clean.But I had all my
files backed up on a Sony superstation tape.Reinstalled
all files from tape and notice I have "MS Works"in my
program files with all files intack so I opened it in
windows explorer and tried to reinstall it from the
Setup.exe.The setup.exe wants me to install my CD rom of
ms works??? I don't have a cd rom of ms works.It came with
windows 98,and I don't know if it's on the Me o/s cd rom.
Do I put the windows 98 disc in my cd rom drive?Or the Me
disc or neither? Trying to reinstall MS Works from "My programs" file useing Setup.Exe
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MS Works is a separate application; it isn't part of either Windows 98 or Windows ME, so you won't find it on the CD-ROM for either of these. It is quite possible that it was originallly pre-installed on your PC by the manufacturer. If you didn't get an installation CD-ROM for MS Works or if you don't have it any more, I fear you're out of luck.
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Thanks Hansv,I assumed so. I understand MSWORKS is a stand alone app. and I think the newer version is 7 or 8. Don't use it that much with word anymore but thought I'd try. If I want it back, I'll just have to buy it.
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Hello All!! I was just informed by my fourteen year old son, that his school is doing what they call, a day of switch around dress. Girls wear boys cloths, boys wear girls clothing. There is then a contest to see who made the best dress change. I was all right with this until he told me it had to be from the skin out!! I'm not sure how to handle this. David doesn't think it's such a big deal, and really wants to do it. His best friend is doing it too. His mother told me I was making too much of it, and even took her son shopping for correct sizing. Is it right to allow a fourteen year old boy to wear girls underwear!!?? I don't want to spoil something that he's looking forward to
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Thanks for your reassurance!! I have checked with several of the girls and boys who attend the same school my son does. They all confirm that there will be such a contest, and it's really all in fun. I even called the school to reaffirm, by talking to some staff personnel. As I said, I was okay with it, until the girl's underwear part came out!! I'm going to do some shopping for him, skirt, blouse, and the underwear...not sure what I'll do about shoes..guess his own sneakers will do. Why can't I be like the other mother's, and go with the flow??!! Oh well, it is what it is...I guess. Thanks again..
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I think the idea of buying girls' underthings for a boy is over the top ridiculous, no matter what everyone else is doing. (And in my house, "everyone else is doing it" is a good argument for doing just the opposite!) If your son wants to play along, have him wear his own underwear, borrow a dress from a girl his size, then wash and return it when the contest is over. He can wear flipflops with it, regardless of the weather. Even in New England, some boys and girls wear flipflops unless there are 6 inches of snow on the ground.
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A problem affecting nearly one-third of individuals between the ages of 65 and 75 and close to one-half of those individuals over 75, hearing loss is a condition that occurs gradually with age. Diminished ability to hear noises of any volume is the characteristic sign of hearing loss, which is thought to be both a genetic development as well as environmental issue.
While no two individuals experience hearing loss in the same way, several hearing loss symptoms and signs have been identified to clarify the condition. Common hearing loss symptoms include difficulty understanding words specifically when other background noise is present, hearing muffled speech or other sounds and requiring individuals to speak more slowly or loudly. Likewise, signs that an individual is experiencing hearing loss include an individual's need to turn up the volume of the television or radio, withdrawal from conversation and avoidance of social settings.
While hearing loss is largely held as a condition of aging, several additional factors contribute to the condition. Damage to the inner ear, excessive buildup of earwax, infection and ruptured eardrum are all factors that contribute to hearing loss. Excessive exposure to loud noises, such as those experienced working in a large factory, can also cause hearing loss.
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While hearing loss cannot be entirely reversed, several hearing loss treatments are available that can prevent further loss and maintain the best possible level of hearing. Regular earwax removal by a professional or done at home can help maintain good hearing. Honey and cinnamon taken in moderation can also be used to support hearing. Essential oils including helicrysum and sweet birch can treat hearing loss as can supplementing with potassium and vitamin A. Folic acid, gingko and magnesium are also effective supplements for treating hearing loss.
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[YEA] Once I woke up with almost (95%) total hearing loss - I was really desperate. It took only one visit to ENT specialist who cleaned my ears of awful earwax buildup (I blame partially the ear candles which condensed it and pushed back)and my hearing was better than before! You can do it yourself if you are skillful and daring. There was a clue it was earwax: sometimes I heard a popping sound followed by second-long better hearing.
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I have read that cinnamon and honey help restore hearing loss? I have searched but I can't find what types of hearing loss. All I keep seeing is this: HEARING LOSS: Daily morning and night honey and cinnamon powder, taken in equal parts restore hearing. " Two of my children have a sensori-neural hearing loss and I was wondering if this mixture would benefit them.
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900 PostsDooright17, be aware of the dangers of cinnamon. I didn't know about them till I read a posting here, did some research and indeed, cinnamon shouldn't be taken in big quantities. One thing is a bit in a cake or a pudding, another one is to take it by the spoonfull.Posted by Rmfol1971
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04/15/2011Do your kids have one sided or both sides, is it unexplained and sudden or have they always had it?
Glue Ear 0 0Posted by Zeninfinity (Santa Rosa, Ca, Usa) on 11/01/2011
I am not sure where this post should go or how it should be catagorized? Not sure if "glue ear" is similar to an ear infection or not. Maybe hearing loss too?
Bottom line, this is not a cure but will help drain your ear if you've got a bunch of gunk in it. It did not work right away for me, but over time I could feel the blockage draining.
This worked for me so I just thought I would pass it on. It's called the Galbreath Technique
and it's very easy to do. Basically you are mildly (painlessly) dislocating your jaw in order to open up the passage way that will allow your ear to drain. I did this 3 times yesterday and then once before bed and once when I woke up this morning. I feel much better today.
This is not a cure per say, but there is no doubt getting rid of all that pressure in my ear is a good thing and I believe it will help me on the road to recovery much quicker.
Here's a good picture of the method with accompaning text of an "assisted" Galbreath Technique.
Once you grab the concept, you can do this own your own with your own hands.
I did not try this but there is another alternative way to deal with "Glue Ear". Basically it is blowing up a balloon with the single nostril of the effected side. I imagine this to be a much safer method than blowing out your ears by holding your nose and breathing out. there is a clinical name for this, but I forgot it already.
And last but not least here is a youtuber with a Glue Ear remedy. I didn't try this, but was just about to, but then the Galbreath Technique did it's thing for me.
Hearing Loss Remedies 0 0Posted by Ravindra (Bangalore) on 12/19/2013
Dear Sir, I am suffering from sensorineural loss in right 85% & in right 90% profund hearing loss. Plz suggested me the remedy or ur clinic anywhere in Bangalore.
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[YEA] To improve hearing acuity do the following-start to humm, once the humming is going open your mouth and continue the sound,then consciously move the sound up to the ear you have hearing problems with-keep the open mouthed hummm going and make it louder, if a problem in both ears move the sound from one ear to the other. You may be saying that this is impossible but you can really do this. When I practice the humming with the mouth open,(a totally different sound) the longer the better, my husband notices that I do not need the T.V. up as loud. The activity apparently stimulates the nerves in the ears. I read about this natural anecdote to hearing problems years ago. Of course it would depend on the nature of your hearing loss but it is worth a try and you must keep it up every day to retain the advantage.Posted by Elias
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10/29/2012Can u please tell me exactly how humming works. I am desperate I want to try it?
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[YEA] Orange Juice/Potassium/Hormone Aldosterone May Cure hearing loss
The other day I drank 6 ounces of OJ and noticed a dramatic, immediate (<5 minutes) improvement in my hearing. After that I researched potassium relative to hearing loss and found there is a correlation between the two. Of course OJ is loaded with potassium. Blood tests can determine if a person is low in the hormone aldosterone and can be added as a supplement
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How to relieve ear pressure and hearing loss
Hello, does anyone know what to do for "clogged" ears due to a cold (or even after flying in an airplane)? I have a friend with hearing loss in one ear (after a cold) that will not "pop". Could this be due to excess wax, or what? Thanks.Posted by Diana Moore
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8 PostsThere is a Bowen Therapy move you can do to relieve pressure in the ear. It is fantastic to use in airplanes. Just place your index finger under your ear and find the dip. Slide your finger up into this dip. Hold for a few seconds. Keeping the pressure on (not too hard) slide the skin back down. You may have to repeat a few times to get it right. You will know when you have as you get a slight popping feeling in the ear. This is a great move to do also when you get internal ear itching and for general ear ache.Posted by Mhikl
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3 PostsMy doctor told me to pinch my nose and blow as hard as possible. I was surprised and asked him if it wouldn't damage my ear drums. He said I'd blow my lungs out before damaging my ears.
So now I blow with my pinched nose as hard as possible. Over time my ears have come to 'open to sound' much quicker than when I first began 'blowing' my ears with pinched nostrils.
A strange suggestion: As we age we tend to lose our sense of balance and that can have an affect on the ears as well. The trick is to get on a swing, hold on for dear life and just do a little gentle swinging for a few minutes. Do this weekly if possible until you can swing with the freedom of a child. After that you need only hit the swings once or twice a year.
Another trick is to walk on loose gravel or children's playgrounds with loose gravel or ground up tyre bits. It is 'unbalancing' but over time, it does the same as the swinging suggested above. It is 'creepy' in the beginning but once the balance becomes balanced, it become unnotable.
The elderly should have a guide with them for support with either activity.
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mhiklPosted by Reyna (New York, NY) on 05/19/2009
I'm interested in finding out about what might help to fortify the delicate hearing-mechanisms against the barrage of audio mayhem that is a day in the middle of NYC. I'm sure that there are holes in my nutrition, and I wanted to see specifically if I am failing to feed my ears.
Beyond earplugs and safe headphones, are there any recommendations for ear-friendly foods or even supplements that might be worth investigating to help my ears survive the noise?Posted by Anonymous
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16 Postsyou may want to google vitamin and check this out From Science Daily:
"in a new study in animals, University of Michigan researchers report that a combination of high doses of vitamins A, C, and E and magnesium, taken one hour before noise exposure and continued as a once-daily treatment for five days, was very effective at preventing permanent noise-induced hearing loss. The animals had prolonged exposure to sounds as loud as a jet engine at take-off at close range."
be careful with A it can be toxic in large dosesPosted by Teresa
Bentonville, Ar
4 PostsFor hearing problems we have found that essential oils 50/50 helicrysum/sweet birch, has healed hearing loss. This oil is quite expensive, we found it for $120. oz. My boyfriend who is 69 years old, rubs a little inside and around the ear. For the first few weeks he did it daily, now once or twice a week is all he needs. His hearing was so bad that he would have the tv volume up totally, and still could not hear it, now its at normal levels. Hope this helps.Posted by Hearing
Houston, Texas
12/28/2009where can i but the 50/50 essentials oil Does it really work?Posted by Teresa
Bentonville, Arkansas
01/19/2010I'd check a health food store, or the internet for these essential oils. We get ours from our chiropractor, who has a local distributor. Like I said they are expensive, but so are hearing aids. I'd be careful not to find cheap oils, they could be deluded, or poor quality. Also at first he only put it around the outside of the ear, (rubbing it in, in front and behind) for a few days, then inside the ear as well (it burns a little inside). We probably would not have tried them, but we were feeling desperate. A month later his hearing was normal. They worked wonders!Posted by Ana
Miami, Fla
03/18/2011Hi Theresa, Would you be so kind as to tell me specifically where to get this 50/50 essential oil. You mention your chiropractor's distributor. Could you provide me his email. Thanks, AnaPosted by John
Boise, Id, Usa
06/01/2011I Google the remedy, found out available @kgstiles.com for $20.Posted by Claudia
New York, Ny
You might want to try B&B formula for hearing loss and tinnitus. It helped me a lot with tinnitus
Sensorineural Hearing Loss Remedies 0 0Posted by R.m.ravindra (Bangalore) on 12/13/2013
Dr Sir, M suffering from sensorineural loss from past 5months tired of trying all type of treatment plz help me m still 36yr old have a sweet little daughter who is 1yr. I love to hear her voice. Does drinking magnesium oil along with milk or water helps me or garlic with sesame oil? helps me plz suggest me or earth clinic located anywhere in BangalorePosted by Dave
Fountain Inn, Sc
475 PostsHello Ravindra from Bangalore,
Concerning your hearing loss, you said you are 36 years old and the loss of hearing has started in the past 5 months. Tell us more; are you on a medication that might have side effects? Is the hearing loss on one side or both sides? Have you had recent sinus/ ear infections that might indicate you have a bacterial/fungal or viral infection...Also an infection in both ears might have come from swimming in a pool that was infected...there are lots of pathogens that are water borne. I'm suggesting that "something" happened six months ago (right before the onset of hearing loss) that caused the loss of hearing.
If the onset is suspected to be caused by a virus I'd try using an ear syringe with colloidal silver or some other anti viral you might have in India. I do know that the use of silver is common in India...even consumed as a silver leaf over rice...but silver might not work so well against some fungi. I don't think CS is effective against "microsporum canus" (ringworm) for instance. But there are effective anti-fungals. The point is, if you suspect any of the 3; bacteria, virus, or fungus one could try agents that are known pathogen killers. I once studied major ear diseases and as I recall, 3 of the 4 major ear diseases were linked to pathogens.
Still, try to remember if there was some event prior to your onset of hearing loss 5 months ago. I'm guessing there was and that might help determine what to suggest more specifically than I have been able to do herein.Posted by Ravindra
2 PostsDear Sir,
i have sensorinural loss in left ear 78percent & in right earing loss more than 15yrs. it happned naturally not through any infection always ringing sound in ear m using behind ear hearing aid in right ear left I cant use since the voice I hear is not clear its mixed hearing plz send me the remidy to my personnel mail id please or whom to contact in bangalore do tell me sir thankx for ur reply


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Actually, I think I made up my mind the day after I held my nose and voted for McCain in the last general election (after having voted for Dr. Paul in the Primary) that, from that point on, there would always be a third party candidate on MY ballot if neither of the parties had a candidate that I could truly believe in and support. Therefore, I hereby pledge to vote for Ron Paul in the general electtion regardless of who wins the primary.
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Le Richelieu in the French Quarter
Harrah's Casino and the French Quarter district are within a 5 minute walk of this New Orleans hotel. It offers on-site dining and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 1030 reviews Very good
Located in the French Quarter, this hotel offers rooms with laundry facilities, a full equipped fitness centre and an outdoor pool. It is 2 blocks from Bourbon Street.
Score from 345 reviews Very good
This historic boutique hotel is located less than a mile from New Orleans' vibrant French Quarter District.
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DoubleTree by Hilton New OrleansOverlooking the Mississippi River and within walking distance to many of the most famous attractions in New Orleans, this hotel features first-class amenities along with spacious accommodations.
Score from 237 reviews Very good
The location is very good near to the outlet riverwalk and posibility for public transportation or walking The hotel has good facilities. I think the starbucks is always good for quick breakfast
The train all night is terrible
Very clean Friendly Great food Great location
Staff, location, beds, etc.
I needed to do work and had no free internet. Also, had to pay for the gym which I found unacceptable as a HHonors member.
Better information needed as far as transportation. Didn't know cruise terminal had a entrance from mall to and from Hilton.
The service was great food perfect.
I liked the total environment to include the location of the facility.
I had no negative experience.
We could walk to the French Quarter. Easy access to street cars along river or on Canal Street. New outlet shopping centre was clean & had great deals.
Extra charge for WiFi. No breakfast included.
Loved the river right at the door. Wish there were a few chairs by the river.
Room was very dusty all the time.
The beds were very comfortable and the grilled oysters were to die for. Really enjoyed our stay.
Don't like the parking policies and the fees.
Beautiful place to stay in. Touristic spots are close by. Service is great.
Rooms are too small
AC doesn't keep up with room temp
Rooms and restroom are spacious and clean
My only complaint is the air conditioner in the room didn't very cool
Valet and bell service excellent. So was drago's
So much noise in hallway at night. Needs some soundproofing updates. A good night's sleep was impossible!
Beds were super comfortable and rooms very clean.
Great rate of $99.00 but after parking and tax it was 160.00. I was really mad about that. The low rate is misleading.
Breakfast too expensive Beds not comfortable Hotel did not make things right when mix up with room. Hotel confirmed twice what was in our room. It was not the room we asked for.
The room was clean and nice. The staff was friendly.
Parking was too much if you ask me. It was a little to far from the french quarter for me. I would stay closer to the french quarter next time.
We enjoyed the view of the river from our room, the breakfast was EXCELLENT, easy access to Riverwalk mall by bridge, wonderful staff. Will stay again soon!
Noisy neighbors late at night however issue resolved sucessfully.
The view of the water
The staff, the stay, the tub, the smell, the food, and the parking
It's in a convenient location for anyone wanting to experience downtown and be near the cruise port.
Parking cost over $30 for one night. This seems absolutely rediculous to me because the parking garage was huge and had plenty of parking for the guests. Also, when first arriving at the hotel, there isn't good signage telling guests where to go, where the lobby is, or where to park while you check in. We drove around the block very confused because we couldn't figure out where to go in the actual hotel. Also, my husband and I ordered pizza because the room service was WAY too expensive and when the pizza delivery guy got to the hotel, the staff wouldn't let him go past the lobby to deliver the pizza. Lastly, the hotel room furniture was outdated, the room was tiny, and we just got an overall feeling that the hotel was way too snobby for what they offer.
Not much, except for the construction outside the hotel area.
I enjoyed the location of the hotel and the convenience of having the riverwalk mall in walking distance. I did not have to walk outside to get to the mall! (GREAT)
The location was great. We were able to walk to a lot of the places in the vicinity. The mall was adjacent to the hotel for a quick shopping as well The restaurant was fantastic. The servers ere not that great for what we paid as they were not as attentive but entirely bad.
We paid for a room with a view to the city and they gave us a room that looked over to the indoor elevators. It was dark and gloomy with little lighting and does not look like anyone even uses these elevators.
The hotel was very clean, everyone was really nice and helpful. My only complaints are the parking was WAY too Expensive and the hotel was noisy at night which made it hard to sleep. But I am a mother, every noise gets my attention.
I liked the location and the room.
I didn't like having to pay $35.00 a day to park my car, no free wifi and almost $100 a day in taxes and fees.
Everything was great!
No one explained the additional charges that would be applied to my card. The front office is helping rectify this problem.
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